The airline operates 297 weekly scheduled passenger services across 12 domestic destinations within India with a fleet of 8 Airbus A320-232 aircraft. Vistara was the first airline to introduce premium economy seats on domestic routes in India. Vistara Airlines offers three distinct cabin classes to provide a personalised seamless service.

Vistara has interline agreements with Air France, British Airways, SilkAir and Singapore Airlines and is a full-service airline which is a joint venture between Tata Sons (owns 51%) and Singapore Airlines (owns 49%).

Vistara operates a frequent flyer program called Club Vistara to reward regular passengers with Vistara.

Club Vistara is an unique membership club that lets you earn points based on the value of your ticket.

The more you spend, you more points you accumulate.

There are three tiers of membership:

CV Base

CV Silver

CV Gold.

In January 2015, Vistara announced a partnership agreement with Singapore Airlines which would allow Club Vistara members to earn and redeem miles with KrisFlyer program on SIA (including Silk Air) global network. Tailored for the trendsetters and the boardroom high fliers, The All New Club Vistara is The Fastest Rewarding Frequent Flyer Program. A program that besides matching your belief in fast paced growth and success, promises to make you feel exclusive with little surprises and joys all along the way.

In short, when success comes fast, rewards must too. Designed keeping the valuable feedback of each one of our smart fliers in mind, this program has been crafted to elevate your flying experience with us, while keeping in mind your priorities, preferences and suggestions. Now more unique than ever, this new revamped program, lets you earn fastest rewards and quickly move upwards elite tiers.

All in all, Club Vistara is a program that has only benefits in store.

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8th January 2018

Vistara Set To Fly In Global Skies Later This Year

According to Vistara's chief executive Leslie Thng, the airline will have a fleet of 22 aircraft by May 2018 and will then be in a position to commence international flight operations.

Vistara, the joint venture passenger carrier of Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines, plans to commence international operations from the second half of 2018 and will add Chennai to its growing domestic network from next month. According to the full-service passenger carrier's chief executive Leslie Thng, the airline will have a fleet of 22 aircraft by May 2018 and will then be in a position to commence international flight operations.

Current regulations require domestic passenger carriers to at least have a fleet of 20 aircraft before starting international operations.

On the question of bidding for flag carrier Air India, Thng told reporters here, that the decision for the same lay with Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines.

However, he added that the first priority for the promoters is to expand Vistara's domestic operations.

On Friday, the full-service carrier announced the addition of Chennai to its network, effective from February 15, 2018.

At present, the airline serves 22 destinations with over 700 flights a week, operated by a fleet of 17 Airbus A320 aircraft.

Vistara, the joint venture passenger carrier of Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines, plans to commence international operations from the second half of 2018 and will add Chennai to its growing domestic network from next month. According to the full-service passenger carrier's chief executive Leslie Thng, the airline will have a fleet of 22 aircraft by May 2018 and will then be in a position to commence international flight operations.

Current regulations require domestic passenger carriers to at least have a fleet of 20 aircraft before starting international operations.

On the question of bidding for flag carrier Air India, Thng told reporters here, that the decision for the same lay with Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines.

However, he added that the first priority for the promoters is to expand Vistara's domestic operations. At present, the airline serves 22 destinations with over 700 flights a week, operated by a fleet of 17 Airbus A320 aircraft.

12th September 2017

Vistara enhance commercial partnership with Japan Airlines

Japan Airlines (JAL) and Delhi-based Vistara signed an MOU “pursue enhanced cooperation, such as codeshare, frequent flyer partnership as well as other operational arrangements to leverage each other’s network, expertise and assets,” the two carriers said in a statement. The partnership is subject to necessary approvals. Earlier this year, the Japanese flag carrier and Vistara entered an “Inter-Airline Through Check-In” partnership, giving customers a seamless check-in when connecting to/from a Vistara flight in India and more than 50 countries on Japan Airlines’ network, using a single ticket. Vistara is a full-service airline and joint venture between Tata Sons and Singapore Airlines (SIA). In line with the rapid economic growth in India, demand for air travel between Japan and India has grown tremendously over the recent years. JAL operates a daily nonstop service between Tokyo (Narita) and Delhi, with plans to strengthen its presence in the country through a suitable partner to help boost connectivity between Japan and India, connecting through Delhi.

11th September 2017

Vistara adds Kolkata-Delhi flight with special inflight menu

An airlines spokesperson said that the additional flight, the third daily flight between Kolkata and Delhi, would operate until October 28, but may continue depending on the response.

Vistara, a joint venture between Tata group and Singapore Airlines, today announced an additional daily flight between Delhi and Kolkata during the festive seasons, effective tomorrow.

An airlines spokesperson said that the additional flight, the third daily flight between Kolkata and Delhi, would operate until October 28, but may continue depending on the response.

Vistara would also serve authentic Bengal dishes on its flights from Kolkata throughout the month of September to celebrate Durga Puja festival with its customers.

The inflight menu would also feature the quintessentially Bengali sweets/desserts typically relished around Durga Puja.

Sanjiv Kapoor, Chief Strategy and Commercial Officer, Vistara, said "Kolkata has played an important role in Vistara’s growth and the performance of our flights and market acceptance have grown strongly since we started flying to Kolkata last year.

"This is the happiest time of the year for every Bengali and for all Kolkatans and all of us at Vistara are equally excited about Durga Puja," Kapoor said adding "at Vistara meals are included in the ticket price."

In less than three years, Vistara has expanded its network to 20 destinations with over 650 weekly flights operated by a fleet of 16 Airbus A320 aircraft, having flown more than 5 million customers already.

Vistara is also celebrating Onam with special inflight meal and introduction of second daily flight between Delhi and Kochi from today, the spokesperson added.

9th September 2017

Vistara seeks to bring forward international debut

Vistara has accelerated the delivery of aircraft in a bid to bring forward its planned international debut to the first half of next year. Vistara's Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Phee Teik Yeoh, told a press conference in Delhi this week that the full-service carrier would reach the twenty aircraft threshold in March next year as opposed to the originally envisaged June. Vistara currently operates sixteen aircraft - thirteen A320-200s and three A320neo - on flights that cover twenty destinations across India. According to Phee, agreements have been reached with lessors to deliver a further two A320s beyond the planned twenty, in May and June next year respectively. No plans for the acquisition of widebody aircraft have yet been made public.

21th July 2017

Vistara, India’s finest full-service carrier, continues its stellar performance month-after-month, as it clocked the highest On Time Performance (OTP) and Passenger Load Factor (PLF) among all full-service carriers (FSCs) in India in the month of June 2017, and second highest OTP overall, according to the monthly statistics released by the DGCA. Vistara also registered zero cancellations, zero denied boardings, as well as the lowest passenger complaint rate in the month.

This is the fifth consecutive month that Vistara has topped the OTP chart and the third month-in-a-row that it recorded the highest load factor among Indian FSCs. The airline flew 80.8% of its flights on time and recorded a PLF of 86.4% in June 2017. Vistara achieves its high PLFs while operating a three- class configuration, a result of healthy loads in Business and Premium Economy classes along with the highest PLF in Economy Class amongst all airlines. Further, zero denied boardings complements this success and makes it an even more remarkable achievement.

Augmented Reality (AR) has taken a leap forward particularly with the smartphone game Pokémon GO, and India is slowly embracing the augmented reality scene. The latest to join is Vistara Airlines, owned by the group Tata Sons, which has introduced AR for its in-flight magazine, Vistara Magazine.

The cover of the Vistara Magazine turned into life courtesy of AR, The Indian Express reports.To enable this feature, one has to download the official Vistara Magazine mobile app, which is available on both iOS and Android. Passengers will then have to open the mobile app and move it over the cover of the magazine. They can also use AR on photos within the magazine itself. Doing so will give an AR experience showing the scene behind the making of the Airbus A320neo. Although this initiative by Vistara Airlines comes as a small offering, it still marks itself as the first Indian Airlines to introduce such a feature.

This initiative also comes days after Emirates Airlines kicked things up a notch by using AR glasses to enhance its service towards its passengers. The airlines is exploring different ways on how AR glasses will display a passenger’s details and habits so that their staff can help provide them a more comfortable experience. More exciting is Gatwick Airport in London, which uses AR to help people navigate within the airport. Gatwick Airport installed 2,000 beacons in the airport that passengers can access using an app to find their way inside the airport.

16th June 2017

In June 2017, Vistara Airlines announced it was increasing its frequency on Delhi-Bengaluru route. With the addition of two flights, Vistara now flies five times return daily (four times on Sundays) between the two cities, taking the count of weekly flights on the route (both ways) to 68. Full service carrier Vistara on Friday said it has enhanced the flight frequency on the Delhi-Bengaluru route to five times per day from three times at present. The Delhi-headquartered airline had launched the services between the two capital cities in June 2015. With the addition of two flights, Vistara now flies five times return daily (four times on Sundays) between the two cities, taking the count of weekly flights on the route (both ways) to 68. The increase in frequency from three to five flights daily each way between Delhi and Bengaluru is in response to customers’ request for more Vistara flights between these cities. The airline currently serves 19 domestic destinations with close to 600 weekly flights and a fleet of 14 aircraft.

March 2017, Vistara announced a agreement to codeshare on Indian domestic flights operated by Vistara with Singapore Airlines and regional subsidiary SilkAir. Under the agreement, SIA will add its ‘SQ’ designator code to Vistara-operated flights beyond Mumbai and New Delhi to 10 destinations within India. SilkAir will add its ‘MI’ designator code to Vistara-operated flights beyond Bengaluru and Kolkata to six destinations within India. The codeshare agreement is Vistara’s first with another airline group, as well as SIA’s and SilkAir’s first with an India-based domestic carrier. This partnership would also contribute to Vistara’s topline by bringing in passengers on to its network. In March 2017, Vistara Airlines announced has joined Airbus for training of the flight crw of its A-320 aircraft at the European plane manufacturer's upcoming training centre. The Tata Sons-Singapore Airlines’ joint venture carrier, Vistara has become the first customer for the first fully-owned training centre of Airbus in Asia, for which the ground-breaking ceremony was performed earlier in the day. The training package includes A320 full flight simulation, aircraft procedure training, computer-based classroom training, standard pilot transition training with the support of Airbus instructors.

In March 2017, Vistara Airlines announced it will start operating a non-stop flight to Leh from New Delhi. The Tata-SIA joint venture said that the new service will be operated twice a week on Saturdays and Sundays. The airline in a release also said that the new flight will become a daily service from May 10 to cater to peak summer demand. The Delhi-based airline currently flies to 19 domestic destinations with over 500 flights a week and has a fleet of 13 Airbus A320 aircraft. Leh is the seventh destination for Vistara in northern India. The other destinations in the region are Delhi, Jammu, Srinagar, Amritsar, Chandigarh and Lucknow.

In April 2017, Vistara announced it has partnered with Starbucks to offer Starbucks India Estates Blend coffee on-board. The service is available for customers flying Business Class and Premium Economy Class, making Vistara the first airline in South Asia as well as Southeast Asia to offer the service. In May 2017, Singapore Airlines invests over SGD 100 million in Vistara. In June next year, the 49% SIA owned Vistara will collect its 20th aircraft, a significant milestone which will pave the way for the airline to operate international flights. Tata Group owns the rest 51% stake in joint venture airline. Under Indian civil aviation rules, Vistara must have at least 20 planes before it can fly outside the country. The launch of international flights is a key part of SIA’s strategy to expand its own reach and reduce the dominance of Middle Eastern carriers which have a strong hold on the growing India-Europe and India-United States markets. When SIA and Tata first announced in 2013 the intention to launch Vistara, the plan was for a joint USD100 million investment. In May 2017, Vistara Airlines announced it is likely to order 50 narrow-bodies and 50 wide-bodies. Vistara's first international flight is expected to start in the winter of 2018. For its 50 narrow body and 50 wide body order, Vistara is expected to opt either for a combination of A320s and A350s, or 737s and 777s. The carrier is reportedly interested in the 777X, but with the first deliveries of the type not expected until 2020 and given current fuel prices, Vistara may alternatively consider the 777-300ER. Vistara may take wide bodies, including 787s, on short term lease from Singapore Airlines – a 49% shareholder in Vistara

March 2016

Vistara announced a 25% increase in flights at the start of the summer 2016 schedule, including the launch of services to Jammu, Srinagar and Kochi. Vistara's rapidly expanding network now includes 15 cities, as the airline increases its weekly flights from 317 to almost 400. In December 2015, Vistara celebrated flying one million customers in less than one year of its operation. Vistara has grown its fleet and expanded its network across India, leading to a swift increase in weekly frequencies. Catering to the growing demand, Vistara has recently increased the frequency between New Delhi and Mumbai from six to eight flights a day.

October 2016

Vistara announced its plans to adjust its strategy to fly internationally following the establishment of a new civil aviation policy in the subcontinent that allows carriers with 20 aircraft to fly abroad immediately. The previous mandate called for a minimum of five years of domestic flying with 20 aircraft. While it has applied for a code-share agreement with parent Singapore Airlines, Vistara has signed 12 interline agreements including those with British Airways, Finnair, Air France-KLM, ANA and JAL. In October 2016, Tata-SIA run Vistara today crossed the 3-million passenger mark in less than two years of its launching services in the rapidly growing domestic aviation market. Vistara is set to benefit as India's domestic air traffic grew by 23.5% and nearly 8.23 million passengers flew in September 2016 compared with 6.66 million in September 2015. Vistara flew its flights most on time in the four key metros followed by SpiceJet, IndiGo, Jet Airways, GoAir and Air India.

Tata-SIA joint venture airline Vistara completed the induction of Airbus A320 ceo planes in its fleet, with the arrival of the 13th and the last such aircraft from Toulouse in France this week. The airline will now induct fuel-efficient A320 neo (new engine option), which are scheduled to be delivered from the first quarter of the next fiscal. Vistara plans to use the 13th A320 plane in launching its operations from Kolkata to Bangalore, Guwahati and Port Blair. In February 2017, Vistara announced its plans to enter the international market in the coming eighteen months. Concerning Vistara, the full-service carrier's CEO Sanjiv Kapoor told the paper that he, too, expects the airline to start international flights during the second half of 2018. Like AirAsia India, Vistara projects reaching the twenty-aircraft minimum in July of next year. While no specific destinations have been mentioned, Kapoor said Vistara will first offer short-haul flights before expanding into the longhaul segment.

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Vistara is the wonderful new Indian airline, based in New Delhi that is planning to change the face of Indin aviation for the better. The new carrier launched services in January 2015 with an ambitious but considered programme of services, flying 164 flights per week on a fleet of five matched Airbus A320 aircraft by March 2015. Well funded as a joint venture between Indian giant, Tata and Singapore Airlines, and professsionallly managed from the start, unlike most of the new start-ups across the globe in the last few years, Vistara is a full service carrier rather than a low cost airline. With its base at New Delhi's Indira Gandhi International Airport, the purely domestic network connects the cities of:Mumbai, Ahmedabad, Panjim, Hyderabad and Siliguri. Vistara has already announced plans to look quickly as operating international services and is challenging the current Government rule that a local airline must be five-years old and have a fleet of 20 planes before it is granted permission to commence overseas flights. On 06th February 2015, Vistara today took delivery of its fifth Airbus A320 aircraft. which allowed it to increase frequency to 5 daily services between on the very popular rute between Delhi and Mumbai. Vistara has already introduced unique product and service offerings to the Indian doemstic market including being the first airline to introduce Premium Economy; the first to offer a seamless boarding experience through designated queues and various check in options including auto check-in; the first to introduce a value based points accrual in Frequent Flyer Program called Club Vistara and offering unique healthy on-board cuising with a wide range of regional dishes and international favourites in a spacious seating configuration.